Missing the mark of faith and love—no punishment, just lost growth or peace.
What is
Sin
TGNN teaches that sin is missing the mark of faith and love—not breaking rules. In the fulfilled age, sin is not punished, but it still limits spiritual growth and inward peace.
ExplanationIn Scripture, sin (Greek: hamartia) means to miss the mark. TGNN teaches that this “mark” is not law or perfection—but faith in God and agape love toward others. Sin, then, is when we act out of fear, pride, or selfishness—distancing ourselves from what God desires for us.Unlike religious systems that tie sin to guilt and punishment, TGNN affirms that in the fulfilled age, there is no condemnation. Christ’s completed work reconciled the world to God (2 Corinthians 5:19). Sin is no longer judged—it simply leads to a lack of growth, peace, or spiritual reward.Addressing sin today means returning to trust, humility, and love—not fear or law.
